Donna Rae Bricker

Debbie, I was sorry to hear of the passing of your mother. Although I never had the pleasure of meeting her, I am sure that both of your parents were responsible for giving you the drive and motivation to achieve all that you have accomplished. For all that I have read in the other comments, I can understand where you got your spunk.

Debbie, It is so hard for me to believe that Aunt Donna is gone. I know that over the years, life happened and we lost contact. But the last 3 or so years my mother and I was in contact with her and was planning on having lunch together this summer. Spunky is the right word to describe her. Aunt Donna was always a straight shooter, no bull came from her. That was the Armstrong in her.She was my last link to my Daddy. I will miss her dearly.

Debbie, I was so sad when I learned of Donna's passing. I lived next door to her for over 9 years and couldn't have asked for a better neighbor. She was a funny, spunky person and I am going to miss her. It's still hard to believe. My condolences to you and your daughter.

Debbie: I did not have the pleasure of meeting your mother; from all indications she was a truly great lady as raised a terrific daughter. And of course our shared interets in PAWS. Our thoughts are with you as you share many wonderful memories.